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03/30/2022

OMG such of cute place at LITTLE ROCK a dream for the dreamers!!!!!!

08/13/2021

Amazing memories!History
Leona Valley's post colonial history can be best described as land abundant with cattle ranches. In the late 18th century, after the loss of the Tataviam Native Americans – the area's original inhabitants – to Indian Reductions as Mission Indians at the Mission San Fernando immigrants from Spain and Mexico quickly established themselves. The majority of the immigrants were primarily interested in the land in order to establish cattle ranches. During the 1830s, the ranches were broken up into smaller homesteads by farmers from Germany, France and the state of Nebraska. The Ritter family started one of the first wineries in this country in Leona Valley which was later shut down by the U.S. Prohibition period in the early 20th century.

08/13/2021

I want to go back, is a cute little place. LEONA VALLEY

08/13/2021

Going on a mini Vacations, Going to see my Babies, OMG I'm so excited.

06/27/2019

THE VIEW IS BEAUTIFUL,THE VIEW OF LIFE, THE VIEW OF THE UNCERTAIN, THE VIEW OF GOD PROMISES. EVERYTHING IS GREAT WHEN YOU BELIEVE

06/12/2019

La vida esta llena de sueños, Lo importante es nunca rendirse, y con pasos firmes sequir hacia esa meta!!!!!

05/26/2019

The name Joshua tree is commonly said to have been given by a group of Mormon settlers crossing the Mojave Desert in the mid-19th century: The tree's role in guiding them through the desert combined with its unique shape reminded them of a biblical story in which Joshua keeps his hands reached out for an extended period of time in order to guide the Israelites in their conquest of Canaan (Joshua 8:18–26).[8][9][10] There is, however, no direct or contemporary attestation of this origin, and the name Joshua tree is not recorded until after Mormon contact;[8][11] moreover, the physical appearance of the Joshua tree more closely resembles a similar story told of Moses.[

05/28/2018

Palmdale, California has a safe yet fun environment where people of all ages and backgrounds can feel included! It has grown into one of the most populated cities in California. The area affords you resources and tools to create a well-balanced lifestyle. Most people have settled for less than what they truly deserve, however Palmdale gives you a chance to achieve your dream lifestyle.


Boredom doesn’t exist here as you will always find something entertaining to do! Take the whole family out for an exciting experience at the Dry Town Water Park. Follow that time up with a visit to the Mulligan Family Fun Center. Get active in the community by playing or supporting sports at the Best of the West Softball Complex! Grab a fantastic bite to eat when you sit down at the Pizza Experience, Thai Palms and Lee Esther’s Creole and Cajun Cooking. Go above and beyond when it comes to shopping at the Antelope Valley Mall and the Palmdale Promenade. See some astonishing live performances at the Palmdale Playhouse.


Palmdale has an economy where you can create a successful life and legacy. An abundance of opportunities exists here. Its main industry comes in the form of aerospace manufacturing and testing. Businesses that move into certain areas around the city get good tax breaks through the Enterprise Zone and the Palmdale Federal Foreign Trade Zone. The city’s largest employers include Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman.


New homes in Palmdale CA serve as the cornerstone for an ideal lifestyle! Check out the phenomenal single family homes, condos and townhomes. Prices for homes for sale in Palmdale will range from the mid-200s and rise to the high 900s. Look into the homes brought to live by developers such as Brookfield Residential SoCal, Van Daele Homes and Meritage Homes. Smaller homes will have around three or four bedrooms and between 1,600 square feet and 2,800 square feet. Should you wan’t to live in a fabulous mansion know that they usually have around five bedrooms and anywhere from 4,000 square feet and 4,700 square feet!

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07/02/2017

A little touch of Palmdale CA